March 24th, 2026 Timelapse
March 24th brought a rather overcast start to the day, with conditions that suggested a persistent blanket of clouds hanging above. Surface winds were measured at an average of 11.6 mph, while at higher altitudes, specifically 100 meters, they reached 20.7 mph, creating a noticeable difference in wind speed that hinted at some turbulence in the atmosphere. The cloud cover was completely saturated at 100%, with low clouds occupying 76% of the sky, mid-level clouds at 97.2%, and high clouds fully enveloping the area. This robust cloud structure was accompanied by light precipitation, totaling 0.07 inches, adding a damp chill to the morning air, which averaged around 48.7°F. The conflicting wind patterns between the surface and the 100-meter level likely contributed to this thick cloud cover, as the stronger upper winds were pushing moisture-laden air downward, resulting in a stable, yet turbulent, cloud formation.
As the day progressed into midday, conditions remained largely unchanged in terms of cloud cover, which still hovered around 100% overall. The surface winds dropped slightly to an average of 10.0 mph, while winds aloft at 100 meters decreased to 18.0 mph. This minor shift in wind speed didn’t significantly alter the cloud dynamics, but it allowed for the development of low cloud layers that increased to 93.2% coverage, while mid clouds maintained their presence at 97.8%. The clouds, though still packed tightly, began to exhibit some movement under the influence of the slightly diminished upper winds. The consistent rain during this period brought an additional 0.19 inches of precipitation, transforming the atmosphere into a rather moody, gray landscape. The continued wind shear from differing altitudes contributed to a somewhat turbulent experience, with fast-moving clouds racing overhead, occasionally revealing the lighter hues of the sky behind them.
By the evening, the weather began to hint at a slight shift as surface winds calmed further, averaging just 7.7 mph, while upper-level winds at 100 meters slowed to 13.3 mph. The cloud cover remained dense, with 99.8% still blanketing the sky, though the characteristics changed slightly; low clouds increased to 98.3%, while mid clouds dropped to 27.5% and high clouds were observed at 76.3%. This layering created a more dynamic visual display as the clouds appeared to dance in the diminishing light, with the lower clouds swirling more prominently, likely influenced by the lighter surface winds. The total precipitation for the day ended at 0.33 inches, marking a damp but uneventful conclusion to the daylight hours. The softening winds and slight reduction in cloud density offered a hint at clearer skies to come, leaving behind a sense of tranquil anticipation for the night ahead.
March 24th, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for March 24th, 2026
Sunset: 7:30 PM